Alexander Deliyannis
8/15/2018 9:43 am
Dr Dog wrote:
Welcome and thanks for the info! The kind of work you describe looks very similar to one of my current projects.
Can you elaborate a bit on your combination of Tinderbox and Aeon?
I understand that there is no direct sync between Aeon and Tinderbox as there is with Scrivener and Ulysses https://www.aeontimeline.com/walkthrough/scrivener-ulysses-syncing/
I am on Windows and often envy the MacOS ecosystem for specific tools such as Tinderbox, but wonder whether its application can somehow be reproduced by other means.
The apparently-no-longer-developed Outline 4D, formerly Storyview, is quite powerful in this regard; it's an outliner where the outline can be viewed either horizontally (as a timeline), or vertically (as a classic outline). The other Dr of the forum, Dr Andus, has written several times about it. Not surprisingly, this has also been developed primarily for the scripting world.
But in that post I mention my own narrative
approach to complex non-fiction and how I hoped Causality might help as
a replacement/adjunct to my current Tinderbox/Aeon timeline set up.
Welcome and thanks for the info! The kind of work you describe looks very similar to one of my current projects.
Can you elaborate a bit on your combination of Tinderbox and Aeon?
I understand that there is no direct sync between Aeon and Tinderbox as there is with Scrivener and Ulysses https://www.aeontimeline.com/walkthrough/scrivener-ulysses-syncing/
I am on Windows and often envy the MacOS ecosystem for specific tools such as Tinderbox, but wonder whether its application can somehow be reproduced by other means.
After a long week-end of exploring I now think it will be useful to me,
but only as an adjunct for specific portions of the work. The graphic
representation of the higher level structuring abilities (basically a
narrative of synopses) is excellent - very flexible - but need to corral
(and control) a mass of detail, some of it recurring, leaves Tinderbox
as the obvious tool of choice.
The apparently-no-longer-developed Outline 4D, formerly Storyview, is quite powerful in this regard; it's an outliner where the outline can be viewed either horizontally (as a timeline), or vertically (as a classic outline). The other Dr of the forum, Dr Andus, has written several times about it. Not surprisingly, this has also been developed primarily for the scripting world.
